Highway_Star
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OKay, so I've had a few trial goes on scrap plate and I'm really pleased with the results, the guides on here are excellent!
So I've chopped acres of rot out of one wheelarch of my Range Rover, and am in the process of forming up a couple of plates to weld in.
One of them I will be able to clamp whilst I weld it, the other I don't thin kI will be able to.
So I thought, how about a few pop rivets to hold it? Good idea or bad idea?
I know it's a bit fiddly and time consuming, but time I have plenty of, and would rather take a bit longer to get a good result. This plate won't have anything of importance attached to it, just the seat belt mount! :eek:
So I've chopped acres of rot out of one wheelarch of my Range Rover, and am in the process of forming up a couple of plates to weld in.
One of them I will be able to clamp whilst I weld it, the other I don't thin kI will be able to.
So I thought, how about a few pop rivets to hold it? Good idea or bad idea?
I know it's a bit fiddly and time consuming, but time I have plenty of, and would rather take a bit longer to get a good result. This plate won't have anything of importance attached to it, just the seat belt mount! :eek: